Sentence examples for lectures like from inspiring English sources
The event organizer, a transplant patient herself who regularly coordinated lectures like this, approached me.
He continued attending classes at the university, but sat through the lectures like a zombie.
A columnist in the state-run China Daily pronounced Li a "demagogue," and his lectures "like cult meetings".
Lectures like Dr. Lucas's about clinical and autopsy findings are seldom part of the meetings these scientists attend.
They only steady attendants were a Mr. & Mrs. Bear-Don't Walks, they sat through the lectures like wooden Indians, never saying a word.
From Oct. 4 through 13, festivalgoers can pick and choose from two weekends of food-fermentation classes; advice on beekeeping and vermiculture; and lectures like "Cultivating Your Dream Livelihood" and "So, You Bought a Farm.
Vibrant and fun these were radically different to the lecture-like offerings of the past, or as Aderin-Pocock recalls, "the sort of thing you saw late night on BBC2 with a chap wearing a kipper tie".
Moon says she chose to do her biographical show her way because she wanted to provide "something personal to make it more palatable for people", versus Nitschke's more lecture-like format, which she respects but thinks lacks warmth.
Marler didn't take either lecture like a good boy.
"The lecture, like the sermon, had a liturgical cast and aura," Clark writes.
"We are not being lectured like schoolchildren; we are respected and we are deferred to.
